PAGE FOUR THE TWIG February 1, 1936 ALUMNAE COLUMN OFFICERS, President—Mrs. Qordon Maddrey. Woodland. General Vice President—Mrs. Cleve land Thayer, Astieboro. Vice President Asheville DlviHlon— Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey, Jr., Canton. . Vice Prealdeat Charlotte Division— Mrs. D. E. Henderson, Charlotte. Vice President Elizabeth City Divi sion—Mrs. . Randolph Butler, Rocky Mount. Vice President areensboro Division —Mrs. J. B. Adams, Warrenton. Vice President Wilmington Division —Mrs. J. Abner Barker, Roaeboro. Recording Secretary — Katherine Matthews, Raleigh. Executive Secretary and Treasurer —Mae Grimmer, Meredith College. Commencement Speaker—Mrs. Wm. H. McMurray, Swannanoa. Founders' Day Each year in celebration oI the birth day of the college, the alumnae become linked closer to Meredith through the chain of meetings all over North Caro lina and In other places, too, where there are several “old girls." This year Founders’ Day comes on Friday, Feb ruary 7. Elsewhere In this issue a program of the day’s proceedings gives you the Information that the alumnae will sponsor a tree-plantiug at 10 a. ra, In memory of Dr. Dixon Carroll and in honor of Miss Ida Poteat, both of whom came to the college at the opening of its doors In 189». Again the alumnae will figure when the bronze portrait metlallion of Dr. Dixon Carroll Is pre sented to the college at the regular Founders’ Day exercises in the audi torium. For these and other college events of the day, those who live near will have an opportunity to bo present, but for those who live farther away something has been arranged in which all may participate—that is the annual radio program over WPTF, Raleigh, 8:80-9 p. m. Mrs. Gordon Maddrey will take over the microphone on the dot of 8:30 and prosent those taking part In the program. Be sure to heed her admo nition to be at a radio with other Mere dith girls in your community and ready to join in the singing of Alma Mater. May every alumna have a part in Founders' Day! of Miss Pauline Huff, president. Miss Mildred Eaton responded to the wel come. The college colors, maroon and white, were used In all the table appointments. In the center was a large white bowl iilled with red roses placed on a re flector and at each end wire sliver candlesticks holding red tapers. The place cards were hand-painted, old- fashioned girls. Miss Frances Morris played two pi ano numbers, "In a Log Cabin,” by Mac- Dowell, and a modern number. Miss Rachael Leonard sang "Ah, Sweet Mys tery of Life.” An interesting skit, "A Typical Day at Meredith," was presented by tlie vis iting girls: Misses Louise Helsabeck, Anne Poteat, Mildred . Eaton, Rachel Leonard, Frances Morris, Claire Ren frew, Evelyn Mills. Jane Wolfe and Mar garet Bingham. Flaywrlght Iteceires Honor Again honor has come to Bernice Kelly Harris (Mrs. Herbert H.) Sea board, as a playwright. Out of a group of original plays submitted in a nation al contest, her '‘His Jewels" was se lected as one of the six be6t. A mem ber of the Civic Repertory Committee gave “His Jewels’* very favorable com ment Twio friends will be glad to know that she Is so happily situated and will lappreclate her having made it possible to receive this news from her. Her address Is: Seinan Jo Qakuin, Itozu, Kakura, Japan. Remember: February Is the date on which your Swimming Pool pledge la Ui be In. It you have not already sent yours to Miss Marguerite Mason, Meredith College, chairman of this fund, will you not do so at once? With a generous response -^say one hundred percent from alulu- nae and students—friends of the col lege will be more eager to help. There are still seventy-five Dr. Dixon Carroll plaster medallions for sale— $1.60. The alumnae office should like to dispose of all of these as soon as possible. We >i!xtoiid livepest SympHtliy to Mrs. S. M. Bumpass (Rosa Barrow, ’tt7) of Greensboro, and Mrs. A. I. Ladu (Lena Barrow, ex) of Raleigh, in the passing of their father; Mr. C. B. Bar row, in Raleigh on December 28. Irene, ’20 and Mary Money, ex-'35 of Mayodan, and Beth Money, present stu dent, in the death of their father, Mr. N. C. Money, at his home on January 4. Mrs. S. P. Teague (Lou Norwood, ex- ’15) of Goldsboro, and Mrs. J. Graves Vann (Mary Norwood, '18) of Raleigh, in the passing of their brother, Mr. Hart Norwood, in Goldsboro on Janu ary 15. James Herman Moore, on December 26. At home, Albemarle. Eleanor Layfield, ’32, of Raleigh, and Mr. Ebgert Lawrence Davis, Jr., on De cember 28.' At home, Chambersburg, Pft. Mary Frances Snead, ’33, of Newport News, Virginia, and Mr. William Don ald Robinson, on January 1. At home, 6404 Huntington Heights, Newport News, Virginia. Jessica Creech, '34, of Ahoskie, and Mr. Fred Ellwood Davis, on January 3. At home, Farmville. Louise Turlington, '34, of Salemburg,- and Mr. Bryan Maynard on December 31. At home, Kerr. Dorothy Baker, '35, of Zebulon and Mr. Wallace-Harold Alford, on Decem ber 21. At home, Zebulon. Undine Weeks, '36, of Enfield, and Mr. Lemuel Wesley Barnhill, on Janu ary 12. At home, Enfield. Births HoTii to Mr. and Mrs. L. Craig Lewis (Edna Uuingardner, ex-'30), of Win- !Xeredltli Students Honored by Alumnae Members of Meredith alumnae asso ciation in Charlotte and vicinity gave a lovely luncheon during the Christmas holidays In one of the private dining rooms at Efird’s in honor of the stu dents home from Meredith College. Mrs. James M. Easter, vice president, welcomed the students In the absence Chapters Tlie Rocky Mount Chapter met on De cember .6 at the home of Mrs. Charlie Gibson with Mrs. P. N. Harper as joint hostess. Mary C. Shearin, President, told the chapter of all the various proj ects of the Association — Swimming Pool, Ida Poteat Portrait, Dr. Dixon- Carroll Bronze Portrait Medallion, In teresting High School Students in Mere dith. The next meeting will be held on Founders’ Day with Mrs. Henry Ciitchln (Anna Pridgen). The Raleigh Chapter has just com pleted its lecture course which began January 10 and was given once a week for four weeks. Miss Ida Poteat gave the loctures, tracing art from the May an civilization and the North American Indians through the early American period up to the present time. >ews Froiu Jnpaii Helen Dozier, '33, who is one of the Southern Baptist missionaries, sent the alumnae office recently a most Inter esting and enthusiastic letter about her work. She Is at Kakura, Japan, teach ing in the girls' school, and has charge of the T. W. A. along with many other duties. In addition to this she goes once a week to teach In the boys’ school at Fukuoka, where her mother and brother, Edwin, are stationed. Her S-T-A-T-E Aeain Today - SAturila? JEAN HARLOW SPENCBB. TBAOY Also Major Bowefr Su1>]act Marriages Emily Boyd, '11, of Sanford, Florida, and Mr. R. h. Garrison, on January 2. At home, R.F.D. No. 1. Box 86, San ford, Florida., Tura Thompson, '24, of Raleigh and Mr. Hubert Alpheus Jones, on Decem ber 24. At home: Wake Forest, Margaret Durham, ’25, of Lumberton, and Mr. Jasper Livingston Memory, Jr., on December 27. At home: Wake Forest Margaret Broadhurst, '28, of Norfolk, Virginia, and Mr. Lawrence Sterling Overstreet, on December 24. At Home: 1629 W. 47th St. Edgewater, Norfolk, Virginia. Lillian Robertson, ’29, of Knight- dale, and Mr. Eugene F. Harper, on December 25. At home, Durham. Dorothy Gillie, ’30, of Reldsville, and Mr. Spencer Waynlck, on December 25. At home, Reldsville. Evelyn Sherwin, ’30, of Greensboro, and Mr. George Francis Beaven, on December 20. At home, Pocomoke City, Maryland. Nelda Wilson, '30, of Lenoir, and Mr. A. H. Maxwell, on Jime 27. At home, Bakersville, N. C. ' Margaret Johnston, '31, of Wilming ton, and Mr. Robert Cronly Plummer, on December 28. At home, Wilming ton. Alice Beckwith, '32, of Troy, and Mr. Sunday ■ Monday MIRIAM HOPKINS JOEI, MeCREA "SPLENDOR" Beginning Tuesday JEANETTE HAODONALB NELSOK EDDY —In— BOYLAN-PEARCE, INC. "RALEIGH'S SHOPPING CENTER'' IF IT'S NEW, WE HAVE IT! Latest Styles Excellent Quality i Reasonable Prices For Your Spring Wardrobe Shop ot GOODMAN'S LADIES SHOP "Just off Fayetteville Street" ston^Salem, :> fspii, Lee ph Mr;'and Mrs. Philip McCbrkle Dames (Maiy Llly Blalock, ’22),'ot Lexingtoii, a daughter, Betty Ann, on January 1. Mr. and Mrs. Owens Hand Brovme (Mary Martin Johnson, ’21), of Raleigh, a' da'ughter, Susan Hand, on January 28. . 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